Recent content by afterdark

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    DISH without a receiver - how is this possible?

    So it's basically done like this I assume:
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    DISH without a receiver - how is this possible?

    What I find interesting is that the facility made the switch to DISH within the last 6 months. They did it because they claimed that cable was too expensive. To me, it would seem the current setup would even be more costly than cable.
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    DISH without a receiver - how is this possible?

    Ah, I see. I figured it couldn't have been easy, otherwise everyone and their uncle would be doing it.
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    DISH without a receiver - how is this possible?

    I have a relative who lives in a rest home. The facility uses DISH as their satellite provider. The TV in my relative's room does not have a satellite receiver connected to it. There is simply a coaxial cable coming from the wall that connects directly to the TV's RF input. The channels are...
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    Will a DISH LNB fit onto a DIRECTV dish's feed arm?

    Is that because the feed arms are different, or because of another reason?
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    Will a DISH LNB fit onto a DIRECTV dish's feed arm?

    I have my own aftermarket DIRECTV satellite dish that I want to you use wish DISH service. Can I simply purchase a DISH 1000.4 LNB online and attach it to my DIRECTV dish's feed arm and have it work?
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    How can I use a BUD with DISH service?

    Hey we all gotta start somewhere, right? It's not that I have no idea what I'm trying to do. I mean I knew I needed multiple LNBs, so I must be on the right track.
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    How can I use a BUD with DISH service?

    So in other words, I would need three BUDs to achieve this?
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    How can I use a BUD with DISH service?

    I'm a complete newbie in regards to BUDs. I am hoping to to acquire a used 8' or 10' BUD for next to nothing soon just to tinker with. I would like to use a BUD together with DISH programming (frowned upon, I know). Is this possible? What equipment/hardware would I need in order to do that? It...